u sscs‘iiulder Wen "
in visiting '10 I rookly ,
' .01 0 ll rd
“4% In um .0 “flour to a
e
of Niel-1w
ieeJu 0M6 l-lsval.k"13}"e
goblet of rglotlyeep'di'h Pitcl‘lidh N. J1}
Mrs. Jennie 111th on 01 est ev
in ' ow Yos‘bk'm
nun, not been 11011113 in
city; , , I, I
n... hepatic? sidelety‘ of the (semis,
"1" Club 1111" hold 1 meeting this eye
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parent mullahs. of New York" ci't'
wise in town, yesterday, the guest
r'ela'tlvea. , .
1
#3100 Silaloe. of fission" avenue all-“1
ten ed this multry chew in New I‘orIlr.
teal track.
«brnlilan fields 101' aoa’t' throats-
(older-vchnpped 31011110., Butler or
Plis‘lated. ._ ,
l‘e y. .Koyworth. of Brooklyn. opent
title by 1'11. the ironic 0! his parents, in
(:l‘OVe' BILN‘EL. .
MI
i.
Mrs Carl A. Neutrons of Prospect
avenue. to vielllst'h at her old home Iln
l‘lsclpe, N. Y. . é
"The estate estuarine carats J.'l)e'ok-
ester Vac adjusted in the Nos-walk Pro-
bate Court today.
01.20088110231anda 0311:1111; at Or'cls s:
o 0 em a v :1
Wills rdlssitlIv ell 'l'ti “81.0.1311?le
.. Misc worldsfeluou'e Tobacco Plinth
lion of Fernando Gonnelcz. furnishes
the tiller for the imperial Crown cl3cre.
“Coo ‘isQO‘fl'rllse '01! Men will
hold" ltsi' rational roll-e i and supper,
Friday evening, February 22. ,
Mr and Mrs. lvn Ambler will re-
shove froth lsr'd street to the
Brethcrion house in 110er avenue,
thie eel-ll: ,
M
P21? Wit/room or telegram: has
n a street. of Allorno John J.
on; of Blackbtotse no time. East
Noreelk
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hire. J. Vl'dlkle Collins. of City Island
is spending 1 low ricotta It the tees.
deuce of Captain bowndcn, in South
Main street; 1
W
Tye 111.10 of one of Raymond Broth-
01's" cbnl Wilmette collapsed in Word
avenue. near the Armory, last Snlur
, day afternoon.
ILIegs springl.
Nelson Grow. a student at the bong
. inland Nellie 1 College, apent Setur
day and Sun ay at his home.
Main street.
South
o—u-
A delegation of nineteen members
of P10 r Castle. A. 0.11 111.0... will
visi ‘snbin Cbetie, of Stamford.
Thursday ovenlnst.
it'll Mn rent. of ltidgcdeld,
sperm 0 home of her per-
out. 1111'. on Mrs ..F’ Bryant of
life It you}? o‘r’vf'aik
Victor's)“. Allende. of Illayview no
sure, who as’. "been critic‘lslly ill“ of ty’
phold fever and rheumatism, continues
to slowly improve.
0%
Mm. P B. Dalton has returiio'll
her home in Donbury. after 11 visit Vlt
.Mr. and hire. 11. 11. Wis-
11001.net street.
Mien Jennie Benedict. of New Haven.
sues it out of her pimple. Mr. and
tire. ergo M. Benedict, of Elm
street. over Sunday.
The members; of Old Well Hook and
Ladder éCosnpstny had their weekly
food leis Saturday night. at the head
quarterly in Hntiiand otrgset.
aun—
hiss. Sarah M. Upeon. of Went street.
has returned’ from Pittetiold Mam.
whys-e use client the winter with sir.
sis-die; BIIMMwsmd Mil y.
Lewis 11. Nash addressed 11. 111er
attended meeting of The Jennings
Club. yesterday noon. nt the South
1113m- ssik Con
window (gums. . .
not“ lbwtvisfil' only stun
cell the paint" thelW ween IV§W ll
0 e an
211m“
long ass loud end
IIBWWWDI
W
tel Will lob Oi
meme. Vilnius-11.1
' ' . drying l‘llblsle. of Willow avenue. .
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tried bctnre Jodie .rrou tomorrow.
0111011111 in the south Norwelk
Conventional Church. li‘ebruurIy 19.
Mr;
W
" Mill! Millie? '
m returned hotlsl't'" filter 11 visit with
' bites: Laure, element. 01 Comp utroct
s mm
The ol'hcele of use Nort'n'llt lire
commuter hove fecelv'ed 00111011111011
tat-y IIIIItIIIiI-Ikete to Hope Hose company a
. .
'l’he children 01." 'r. and Mrs. Edlloll
Norrie or 1101111131611 eVels'ue. are ill 01
“212221 fever. and the house in (1111“
an .
‘ ~nlessne‘n Helm 1- 111111 cold.
{Wtera‘ null PM“ 01111.
WW
. Thséogyilptiun Endeavor flockfiy of
e not
Church will hol'dMn ll. 17112101111 83170131510,
February 15 in the Olini‘oh parlors.
“a“.
Mrs. Frail A; .Teylol", of 'Ot'clsus'sl
'e'tlro‘et. le somewhet. (tor of e" uorloue
ll none 11111- 11611 1110' in console;-
cent of e eeyer0 1111.111: of the grip
Mrs. Sarah L. Bentley, formerly u!
flslomvalk, celeb rated ..llso seventy.
fourth anniversary of her birthday of
5101' present house in Stamford, )‘entor
ey . .
~—
. Aussniher of firemen of The Nor-
wnllt'a pill Attend the Annual eoncest
and ball of the Fire Department in
the Town Hall. Stamford, Thursday
night.
(11100111 lrosn stumtord will bo pr0s's
out at th e attuned ha duct '01 the Nor-
walk Catholic Club w qleis will be held
on the cvei'lllsg or Lincoln Day. Febru
ary lL’lh.
' 4.1111 to noun... Balm. 10121111.;-
ter’o or letad’is.
Grocer William hi.- “Bette has sum
nodded his clerk." Mourlce' K Res
mond, pendin‘g the outcohse of his
trial upon charges of improper use of
the mails. .
A number 01 Norwnlk people went,
tel Greenwich 8111.11111st Attendee. to
attend the funeral of the lute Benin-
mln 1.1. McKonney who was noil
known bI'eIro.
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A hearing concerning the note of
real estate belonging to the late Dev id
80311011. of Wilton. will be held in
the Nor-walk Probate Court. Saturda-.
’3‘ 1111.01, u. s
1' III M
'rr-Dl‘s M 5 Recon, oeullet end aurlst
can be connultesl in the parlors of the .
Mannck Hotel. on Tuesday and
ream. eleveen the hour: of l and' a
p. m.. and daily between 9 end 12 a.
n1. 6 and 9 p. 111.. at 615 Fab-field eve
’liis‘e.' Bridflep'ort Eyes examined "and
diseases treated. ‘
Ede 11rd F. Smith, of East Norvsulk.
purchased the cigar and mucous
business in the IMa'hackcspo 11010]
block" lately conducted by Reed is.
. Flynn. lie took precession today.
The Cracker-leek Minstrels. of Dan-
Brcwst'el' ‘l‘bur'sdny night. are con
templatlng 0 short trip to cities nour
Dnnhury. including South Norwnsk.
Dr Chariots ls. B‘ohanl'mn received
a telephone message from Snuznt'uels.
last Saturday afternoon, that the fox
terrier. which guessed its we cut. of
15501-010 at: the dump lilrprs-slo other.)
ln'lio Hello l‘vv‘nl one tiny inst week.
had been found and would be returned
to him.
Welter Conley. of Wool
wnll c skating and planing shinny. on
Iglilt'o'n l‘ond. last Saturday. 1011. An—
10 hie head with a skate runner.
wound.
Thorsten W. Wright. of Bridge
penalty.I ro‘r stoning n railrossd 1.1.1111.
The 11- in was standing and.”
ed Wr rsht. \ho wuss 10011de
to the 'b'nr30" Wilde won't
' £0 ému'bclli; oil of tho 311108 in the to
We and on‘ one 111110 of two
couched
and
W‘ I mussel.
‘tmeu'nqlsel new. fis‘sl'du b:
adipIWItklnl & pow [M J. Ts
Sperry 8c Barncs' Pork a'lu'l Sausage.
Small Sperry 8: Bernee'nllmuss
l'CkCHSs
l.
Native Rogelina
Fore~quatter
‘l't.
1.1
9
21. .312“ I
l2 audible l
3
ill: lb
1100.0 001.:
. out! lira. 911111 '11.. Cutblll have .
.‘ moved from am! 111; street to Frederick ‘
ll. Rowan n 1101100 1n'ldlirnboth Intreot .
01? Brooklyn. '
ntl‘coff ‘
then led ran into him cutting a' cash '
A ,
phyls‘ielan 10011 1.110 stitches 1n the “
one Saturday fined $75,111}i mnxlfissss'u '
Whirligig .
' en tmhr betw ween Post 2‘
. l“. 8. Lynn and John runes- wili be ‘
stallion Club will hold 0. Col-
bury. who sure do entertainment in ;
loci!
s
(
use lb "
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1
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Our purpoec in the Rummage Sale is to {'gct rid of all lite “old
tlsissgs,nlltlsc too-nu'uscrous things. all the pooriyabouglst thingy—-
{\Nll DO IT QUICK
We want only the newest freshest merchandise. and to be rid
of ev'crylisiug‘ else. As soon as lots 01 kinds have served their pure
pose, out goes the balance.
The first loss is the smallest in the end.
We shall suil'cr all
120115! of losses In the Rummage Sale, but we shall clean up what we
unlit to get out of the way.
5
There s rummage from cvcsy department. Dou' t dare adver-
tise anything 1n particular. The articles we advertised might all be
. sold by the time you get here.
.\ woman was buying 250. llcccc‘ lined hosiery this morning for
”1qu
Buyer bought too much.
Another took children 11
10c. ribbed hosiery all so.
3 sizes, found two of the three.
She wanted
.\ little woman picked a $11 50 jacket. tiled it 011,10ch it for $5.
ll sise'tl uoru anything larger than 36 couldnt have fitted her
Muckiuloshcs :15 they grow old lose their life
Moreen for shilling that was 50c y.d, all: 150.
Price makes cut all right.
arc of odd shades
Men's good wool underwear. Special value at $1, at 09c.
, and 1 nine
Still
suackinloshcs that were 516.5010 $10 are worth $1. 75 to somebody.
Fancy stripes
A loo-
u-arus winter. and bad guessing as to how much you'd want are rc-
spousiblc.
Women's kid shoes, 11' ortls $1 50 at 881'.
to 43 1 inclusive, but C widths oul).
Japausscd lrays.24-it1cis gold-finished. were 39¢. at 12c.
have been ill the store quite a while and show it.
Tm; nowurno nay Goons co.
mu composer. cotter.
Spring isccls, sizes up;
They
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a
m\\\ ailevd
801' u'bed Sreeevlce at prices that
these ecllh dim us-
comes so “no hint \os'de. We com;
common a concur Erecti- 10 est-
deed to carve. Somethlugnem
thus 000k, Kettle-Mode senses,
simple clown.
Conn eh 30011 on
Cor. muesli “not andWanldnnten 5t.
000000000000000000990'0 1‘ .
it"
Wanamakcrfls-Broum,
out: nests, Puss-10.1mm. Po .
MAKER. 0?
I111 wool Moss and Boys csosssng,
wool worst trot
:30 can.“
0 can 0
We can Bile "sli'i's'x
We can ziveyou
We only alve‘
credibility”
nu Mindless only}
on furnish true blue.
3001] . l .
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till-WI 81111; 161 Ill 50.
do torb' on motes-us" uniforms.
tr 0 Whale!“
I ”INDVIMI IIGIOIU‘l'H NONW'A'LIKI
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NOW BEING iN'l‘llO'D'UCED To THE PEI'O'I'LEI OF Till: NQNWALKBI.
wmw
"We are ready for boldness. We will snake to your order 11 pair of all
res-e. uch no moist teller: cherub from :7 to ll). for 111. 00.
111qu of Ill tier sated troueeru for $1.50.
Illr 05M ullwso'pl rtropism for $3.110.
t 1110. or block chinchilla heavy double breaeted
a 11me
q"Ill" chum tie ‘yIsIsI's'Isr 1631001: sill-we ol bull'n' ni's' 0'18. 00.
'1 eon than ever before.
Plenty More Prcolsle'e Title and all
From South Norwaik People.
No chance for argument here.
No better proof canIIbe bad.
What a South NorWalk sman says
in the best of evidence for South
Net'Welk people.
fiol'll thlnicutle.‘ .
‘Wo have lota'nlol‘c like it. I
Mr. R. G. Millard, of 511 West ave-
.nue. South unseen, annexed in the
for business in Went Noilwellr, says:
“I had kidney trouble for years. i
took medicine and woe under the care
of n phyeicinn so often thut I ought to
be an authority on the question. 1
seemed to be rid of my trouble for n
time, but it showed signs or returning.
and i wanted to check it. I noticed
some published statements of Dean's
Kidney Pills and procured '11 box at
llnle‘e Pharmacy, in Nortwelk. They
helped me and a. continuance of the
treatment eventually affected a real.
cal cure.
For sale by all dealers; price 50
cents 11 box. Foster-Milbusm Company.
Buffalo. N. Y., 11010 agents tor the Uni-
ted Staten.
Remember the nusnenjDonn'a—ond
take no other.
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ALCOHOL AND THE BRAIN.
A icctnsc delivered by Dr. Vlctm
Hensley. in England, on “The Action
of Alcohol on the Brain," sl owed how
libero council all ports or the brain
so that it acts on a whole. it was no
sired to find out whether the brain no
11 whole workn .13 well with alcohol no
without. One 1" av of testing this; was
by testing the rcnstions time. the
length taken in perceiving 1: given eig-
nnl. He tried it complex experiment.
showing a signal with a number on 11
which was not to be signaled been on.
less It one above ten. This took long
or. involving association of ideas. one
the time from the very Int was pro
longed by alcohol. Profcslnor Horsiey
said that chloroform other 111110115 011-
ide and similar norcotlcs acted in the
some way. Alcohol produced a dis-
solution of the nerve centers.
Kraepclin had tried the action of al
«ohol on ninecusar perver- by means of
the pressure dynamomcter. which won
squeezed at segulnr internals. After :1
reel alcohol was taken, land at us at
there “an 11 little istcreusre, soon fol-
lowed by a notable decreas'e. Under
the influence of test there urns no dc-
crenec at all 110 showed 11 diagram
countructed by Dr. Aschnilcnborg rep
resenting the amount of type not up
by cottnln compositors in a quarter of
an hour before and after taking slices
1101. The amount was made less by
alcohol. ---Argonnut
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KNOCKS THElR SHOEO OFF.
81111ch no It may seem. people kill
c'd Its a railroad wreck are generally
" hotel! of their shoes by the shock. in
‘ commenting on this peculiarity an out
railroad engineer said: “A man who
its killed in Is railroad accident seldom
diets with his boots no.1 don't known
why this should be but it is a fact. it
in‘ particularly line in the case of 1
men who is struck by an engine and
killed. in nine cases out of ten when
the body is picked tip, it will be found
minus ehoce. Even men wearing heavy
top boots are not exempt from thin
strange 1'sslo.Why la 1t?l guess you '11
have to ask nomebody who is wiser
' than 1 am. ”—I-Phlladelphia mRocord
MORE CANDY AND STILL MORE
0 AN D.Y
y tnle sien-
wo canal-e
probably account for thiawp'eoploj have
more money and our con iioot'loncry 111
We hove sold more 120%
‘1 oonetstntly growing in popularity. the
. latter for tho very good relation that it
its v‘I'o’i'thy of it's: great vogue. .Or
Checoleteh ploneo both owl and pole e.
“li'osl'l? not unduly depletgl your peek
GHIOTTlD’S.
or WALL tracer. " sssonwntu.
Bluest: oils“ are
Itartillclss WINS
Nature in 11 ten 1110111123
atructln the ex untied digestive ors
cane. It. athletestdieeouercd digests»
entnnd tonic. No other} Ere permit
03:1 tippmigw it Imelda? cg]; p“ales as
e n y you u no 0
ewe ‘33 diet "‘1‘-
11 ten lilon
co, ”901111;,“
enslwfmmllorim
WW
" 1' Military Servloo in Flt‘ll'lndnhwera
' the pause privationn.
' ‘ inset 11011111101 out?“ iron“
in Siberia.
'(Corroe'ponden'c ' Associated Press.)
BT.PETERSL1 0 W 12...
'1‘ he ministry 01 war hue completed the
draft of a law to regulate the military
selvlee 1n Elninud in conformity with
the system adopted in the empire at
large. it he expected that it will be
but its forcesenrsy in the year. Gov.
ernor General Bobtikofl has lately to
sued inutructione to the governors 01
provinces in Finland, urging e. utricter
enforcement of the ordinance of last
July 1'0 nrdlng public usecmblica. '1' no
001111110 ut is made that this ordinance
in evaded under pretext of amuse
mcnle and entertainments. Among
the amusements which require per
mile may be reckoned gatherings in
which seeini scientific and economic
questions are discussed or where all
tiredness use made Auncnsbiics which
1110 permitted must be watched over
by the police, whoec duty it will be to
cupprese demonetsntions. III order to
meet. the boycott of unpopular oflicluiu
by house owners and hotel keepers,
Governor General Bobrikoil has put-
chatted for $250 000 a dwelling house
in llclsingfora.
For the purpose of. cultivating clos-
er relations with Bnr'gasin the govern
mom has entescd into an agreement
with Prince Fosdinuml'n government,
reducing telegraph tolls fsom 40 toil
ccntimcs a word. and iuttoducing 8.11
international money order syetem nim-
liur to that in vogue in Russia.
The minister or railways. Prince
Khilkoff. line ordered that wetness ahall
be eligible for station masters in mine
or towns.
it ‘si proposed to introduced medical
instruction into the curricula of sem-
lnnrics for the education of the priest‘
hoods. Russia is said to have an over-
age of one physician to 30,000 populo-
liors. in Siberia one has to ride as
much no five hundred vercta for a doc-
tor. 'l‘ho priests are not expected,
however. to do anything more than
render first. assistance, as a rule.
That Siberia in awake is attested by
the request ol‘ the muncipality of Ir-
kutsk for permission to issue bonds to
the amount of 3,500,000 roubles for
druinugo 11nd sewerage purposes. The
spirits monopoly will be enforced be
fore the close (11‘ the year In sixty-one
provinces and three territories.
The St. Pelcssburg society lot the
distribution of useful books at music:-
nte prices is contemplating issuing a
daily newspaper for the masses.
A fortnight. ago Coronet Hunelckor.
the London agent of Carnegie'a Staci
Company, felt absolutely confident 01'
the contruct for 2,500 tons of armor
plate. but 1110 letting of this contract
one just been indefinitely postponed.
It is learned that Int the flrnt audience
the emperor granted the minister of
marine after he had recovered from
his illness, his majesty remarked that
he observed 11 good many contracts for
materiel for the navy were being given
to foreign companies. while Russian
works; were idle. The minister is said
(.0 have answered that there were
mnny thingn which foreigners could
produce better and more cheaply than
the Russians. “for instance. armor
pinto." When the emperor learned
that a contract was about to be award
ed to the Carnegie works. he is stated
to have ordered that it be given to the
Kolpinn iron Works. near this city.
This company is understood to have
made a contract. several years ago.
binding it to pit); Krup 11 million rou-
bles, or more than lssslf 11 million nos-
Iure .'1. your. for the use of their pro~
coon, but that it but: not produced any
armor plate on to date.
The competition between tlse Blund-
ard Oil Couspgsny and the Russian
naphtha internals in the issarkcts of
the world, always; 11 live topic here. is
the subject of a serious article in the
Journal of Commerce and industry,
the official organ of the ministry of
finance. The nssthor writes somewhat
diplomatically:
“it should not be forgotten that the
compromises which might be conclud-
ed betwoen our industrialists and their
plusnnt competitors of the new world
for the partition-of the European mar-
ket would not have a durable churne-
tos' until our industrialists should have
pluced tllosuaclvou its fl situation to
bring their products ssp to the some rio-
groo of perfection that shuts boon ut-
tuisscd in America.
"if the powerful Standard Oil eyn~
dicute has been scoutent hitherto to
operate only in open of Europe, noth-
ing endured use it will not s‘oaumo the
aggressive in 11 future more 01 lt-senenr
at hand. Ansel-111111 oiisi poeeeuu ccr~
tutu ml't Inntugcu osor ours. and no long
no this is true ouch substitutes 1111 low-
ering the price will stvull nothing. (in
the other hand. by improving the pro
duct, one will advance toward certain
esscceess. thanks to“ the facility of tran-
cportullon in tank veneclu.
"However, to produce n [1011001 oil
cosnpctlnt cusployecu urn ncccuesuy. it
is essential to secure workmen who
will not regard their employment no u
temporary makeshift. and more or seen
occidental. Our oil lndssutrioe will ut~
tract 11 etublo populutiou the moment
the workmen. after imbibing his day 11
work, c'eu 101qu to is. home relatively
comfortable. when he will con 11111 111-
1qu miss that of bio fusuily assumed by
insurance funds and his: clsildscn can
attend uchooi.
“Much its cold of the skepticism of
our peueuutry. J1 accuse to no our
pennant is ‘gencru ly mulled by logic as
the psueat and Ilsnplcst 111110.11 he
looks upon all other mess on 11111 on
entice. it its simply because he does not
find. in bid own lite nuythluit which
would attach 111111 to it philiculul'iy
That in, why he does not make en 01'
but to bee e proficient in hie work
. ,. Whether be about in the fluid or in II
factory, be niwtsyss dude in his: home
Life does not
ss's't'silc upon llllllgllld be be'cotnce 1n-
dii'fcrcut to his 1
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CASTING METALS. s
As in Well known. some metalss are
ulnsuitubio for casting. while othere.
like iron. can recall be cost in any do
haired on e. The 'ropcrty or cacting‘
well lit held to d opens] upon whethcs
the new contracts or dxpunde on no
iisiifyinn from the iiduld ferns. iron.
like water. oxnhssda in colislylyinx. and
lien 13 the polio motel only he been
About 11.111111
till the die into
flail .
Itpnna ion. colleen-1
ll
Pam in Head Si
pain in the side, and in then
1 one nervous and oouetipnte'tlosu
sleep. The pills and other 01
only made 14. bad met her 1101110;
Celery King. it
made a new woman or in —- s
hum user. Cyclotron-Hudson.
800.10%
.3.
inns-internment. _
5-5-901'hatu
sting up and down your back. an
lisouc lcrribic shakes, procure '
box of \cclon lake accordlll'g‘ Oi
directions, and sec isow happyy ll
will [tel .11 the Itsuit.
For yetsnt l cum will!
One
Kin enroll (losseti ti
.1 Ligands)!“ nev cpl)
2d Week of our
ary Mark- IDas'vn Sui
. Positive Reductions in 11"
‘ tnre Prices.
A good Couch worth] 2
be bought her thin woo
Side Boards that have lib
eel 113 nt 315 are now to
12. 00. '
0A whole floor dcvoledt D1
1113 room Ftsrnlturc alone. ‘ ‘
Neat styles in Hall RIM
wotlls $11. 50 can be numbered
this sale for $7. 00.
the many bargainls to be
here
An excellent assortment
odd Rockers and Parlor Suit
big reductions.
What we advertisewo a
what We sell advertises 1.18.
Al. candle
FUNERAL osnactl‘ons '
AND EMBALMERS.
12 No. Main 81., So. N11
\Dall
Yancy-..
Although we are v
mg a very busy Se
we have not 3110
our stock 10 run (1 5 _.
and can offer as good
variety as earlier.
Will do your with
when wanted.
It) FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk '
'Ifcl. l35-2.
When you feel that cis‘iiiKi’ul' '
Aches and pains rclie'vlitl' y
\ccton ,
Druggisis‘. 25c.
\CIi'lON MEDICA'L' 0'.
1113511060 u
CAPITAL.
8U HPLUB and PRONTS.
eenuezan 1111.1..an It. shill,
E 11111.11 K. 1.00ka 0.06.10".
01's . Personal lend Family
Solicitod. Stile Doppllt ty‘all
ables Stored at Modernl e ”
on, $5 and upward per you?
i 84'!
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